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=== Counties, parishes, and county-equivalents ===
=== Counties, parishes, and county-equivalents ===
The states are divided into smaller administrative regions, called counties (comarcas) in all but three states. In Milan, Montecarlo, and Porta Bianca, the county equivalents are called parishes. These are, nonetheless, treated as counties by the federal government, and the general framework for these entities is generally the same as those found in other states. Counties have varying degrees of political and legal significance depending on the state in which they are found. In some states, mainly in Cambria, they are primarily used as judicial districts. The state government has opted to abolish the governments of the counties and primarily reports directly to its municipalities and vice versa. In other states, counties have broad powers in housing, education, transportation, and recreation, taking over some responsibilites that would be the state's jurisdiction in other states.
The states and territories are divided into smaller administrative regions, called counties (comarcas) in all but seven jurisdictions. In Milan, Montecarlo, Porta Bianca, and Providência, the county equivalents are called parishes, while in Santa Domenica and Santa Elena, they are called municipios. Furthermore, in Calexia and Navarra, the county-equivalent jurisdiction is referred to as a "merindade". All of these are, nonetheless, treated as counties by the federal government, and the general framework for these entities is generally the same as those found in other states. County-level jurisdictions have varying degrees of political and legal significance depending on the state or territory in which they are found. In some states, mainly in Cascália, they are primarily used as judicial districts. The state government has opted to abolish the governments of the counties and primarily reports directly to its municipalities and vice versa. In other states, counties have broad powers in housing, education, transportation, and recreation, taking over some responsibilites that would be the state's jurisdiction in other states.


Counties may contain a number of cities, towns, or villages, or sometimes just a part of a city. Some cities are consolidated with, and coterminous with, their counties, like [[Lua, São Ricardo|Lua]] and [[New Venceia]]—that is to say, these counties consist in their entirety of a single municipality, the government of which also operates as the county government. Some counties, such as Malta County, Alexandria, do not have any additional subdivisions. Further still, some states, mainly Acara and Triessa, contain independent cities that are not part of any county, thus they are considered equivalent to the state's counties (which, in these two cases, contain incorporated towns).
Counties may contain a number of cities, towns, or villages, or sometimes just a part of a city. Some cities are consolidated with, and coterminous with, their counties, like [[Lua, São Ricardo|Lua]] in São Ricardo and [[New Venceia]] in Alexandria—that is to say, these counties consist in their entirety of a single municipality, the government of which also operates as the county government. Some counties, such as Malta County, Alexandria, do not have any additional subdivisions. Further still, some states, mainly Acara and Triessa, contain independent cities that are not part of any county, thus they are considered equivalent to the state's counties (which, in these two cases, contain incorporated towns).


Cartadania currently consists of 1,962 counties, parishes, and county-level equivalents. The state with the most counties is [[Aveiro]], with 195 counties, while the state with the fewest counties is [[Lotoa]], which has three (one for each island). The most populous county in the country is [[Sierra County, Verona|Sierra County]] in [[Verona]] with 15.7 million residents as of 2028, while the least populous county is Elvira County in [[Toscana]], with 91 residents. The largest county by area in Cartadania is [[Prince Lucás County, Verona|Prince Lucás County]], Verona, at {{convert|19217.2|km2|sqmi}}, while the smallest county-equivalent in Cartadania is the [[Riso]] district of [[Alahuela]], at just {{convert|27.3|km2|sqmi}}.
Cartadania currently consists of 1,984 county-level equivalents across all jurisdictions. The state with the most counties is [[Aveiro]], with 195 counties, while the states with the fewest counties are [[Lotoa]], [[Providência]], and [[Santa Elena]], each of which has three (one for each island in Lotoa's case). The most populous county in the country is [[Sierra County, Verona|Sierra County]] in [[Verona]] with 15.7 million residents as of 2030, while the least populous county is Elvira County in [[Toscana]], with 91 residents. The largest county by area in Cartadania is [[Prince Lucás County, Verona|Prince Lucás County]], Verona, at {{convert|19217.2|km2|sqmi}}, while the smallest county-equivalent in Cartadania is the [[Riso]] district of [[Alahuela]], at just {{convert|27.3|km2|sqmi}}.


=== Municipalities ===
=== Municipalities ===

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